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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1923

Page

9

William Meldrum Elected Chief of Clan Robertson

Robertson clan held its reg meeting at Moose Hall. In 1924 leadership was chosen with William Meldrum as chief, David Weatt past chief, Andrew Robertson tanist, Alex Kesson secretary, Robert Burns financial secretary, Roy Ramage treasurer, David Keith chaplain, and other officers listed. On December 22 they travel to Cleveland for the Ohio Clans gathering.

William Meldrum Clan Robertson Man Robertson Moose Hall Walfiam Meldrum David Weatt Andrew Robertson Alex Kesson Robert Burns Treasur Roy Ramage David Keith William Rosie Andrew Meldrum Thomas Mitchell, Jr John Muller Sentinel Robert Ramsay Fiery Cross David Scott Cleveland Ohio

Amelia Hahn Elected President of Eagles Auxiliary

Mrs. Amelia Hahn was chosen president of Eagles Auxiliary No. 431 at the annual officer election held in Eagles Hall. The tally named officers including vice president Anna Hoard, press Mary Mahon, recording secretary Katherine Krugman, financial secretary Stella Landers, treasurer Mary Barres, chaplain Amanda MccMul len, color bearers Elizabeth Gilmore and Bertha Lyberger, inner guard Fern Minnich, outer guard Kate Prentiss, trustees Myrtle Smith Maud Johnson Alec Smith, and captain Mame Young. Two candidates were initiated and attendance was strong.

Eagles Hall Amelia Hahn Anna Hoard Mary Mahon Katherine Krugman Stella Landers Mary Barres Amanda MccMul Len Eligabeth Gilmore Bertha Lyberger Fern Minnich Kate Prentiss Myrtle Smith Maud Johnson Alec Smith Thi Mame Young

Josephine Kaiser Elected President of St. Johns Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John elected officers with Josephine Kaiser as president. Other officers include Carrie Kreitzel first vice president Mary Nivis second vice president Margaret Taylor recording secretary Mamie Gerhart financial secretary Anna Bruck and Loretta Barres sentinels and Mary DeCoskey captain. Josephine Kaiser Nellie Brand and Genevieve Kuchenrither were delegates to the Rochester convention.

Ladies Auriliary The Knights of St. John Josephine Kaiser Cariie Kreitzel Mary Nivis Margaret Taylor Mamie Gerhart Phemouzer Anna Bruck Loretta Barres Sentinel Wilms Brown Mary de Coskey Marty Moran Catherine Foss Rose Williams Ida Davies Katherine Henke Rochester Nellie Brand Genevieve Kuchenrither Mary Flood Catholic Home Company Agnes Kaiser Mamie Cullen Julia Buswell Nellie Sheehan Julia Foss

Benlor High School Evening Events And Plays

Tonight at the Benlor High School auditorium an English comedy Billeted directed by Miss Helen Todd and a 8:15 p.m. program feature. Also local groups meet including Sons and Daughters of Liberty and Chestnut Grove Parent Teachers Association. Various community gatherings and speakers noted.

Benlor Helen Todd Sons and Daughters of Liberty P. Hall Chestnut Grove Parent Teachers Association First Congregationalhurch John Haien Oberlin Ridgeville Grange Grange Hall Lorain County Christian Endeavor Congress Church of Christ Americanization Association West Ridge Parent-Teachers’ Association

Community Club Meetings and Socials Highlight Seasonal Events

Local groups schedule December gatherings with plans for Christmas programs and parties. Mrs Symons hosts Colonial Club, Circle No 1 meets Nettie Nichols, and the Women's Civic Club to hold a children's party at Elks Hall with a tree. Y M P S Club elects Vincent Fitzgerald president. Tigritis Club elects officers and Blue Jay Card Club hosts a prize evening. New officers for St. Paul’s Church YMC A and Settlement House activities announced with upcoming events.

The Woman’s Civic Club the Elks Hall

Happy Go Lucky Club Holds Home Meet at Mrs Dougherty's

Members gathered at 115 Belfield Avenue hosted by Mrs George Dougherty. High score was captured by Mrs Stella Hall with Mrs Dougherty second and Mrs Emma Dougherty third. Guests planned to meet again in two weeks with Miss Clarabelle Potter on Winckles Street.

Happy GO Lucky Club George Dougherty Bellefield Avenue Stella Hall Emma Dougherty Clarabelle Potter Winckles Streat

West Ridge P T A Entertained With One Act Play

The Pilgrim Community Church at Garford School hosted a Sunday service and a one act play by West Ridge P T A members. Mrs Day performed a solo while L W Mahn spoke on The Place Of Music In Worship. A Christmas supper for church funds was planned for December 19.

Pilgrim Community 'Church Garford School L. W. Mahn George Day the Woman's Association

Ever Ready Club Meets With Mrs Summers

The Ever Ready club met at Mrs R W Summers home on Earicourt for a tureen dinner followed by an afternoon of sewing for February. A small group attended and the event proceeded with light socializing and crafts.

R. W. Summers

Research Club Meeting Recounts Holiday Exchanges

The Ar Bratch Club met at Mrs Elfreda Hecock on Ston G Lake avenue for a holiday season sitet with light refreshments and social chat. Hospital notes list several admissions and discharges including Mr Vibert at Homer street and Mrs To boxy at 1319 E McDermot, while Mr and Mrs W Henke welcome a baby boy Gilbert Paul born December 11 with both mother and child reported doing well.

Elfreda Hecock Lake Avenue Ar- Bratch Vibert Avonan Homer Street Cleland Reed McDermot W. Henke No. 6 Tattersall Court Gilbert Paul

Local Social Notes Include Guests And Births In The City

Mrs. Lowell S Hobart of Cincinnati visits Mrs Cok Loler of Washington Avenue Today. Mr and Mrs Melton Bates announce birth of a baby boy. T A Conway returns from a Washington D C trip. Miss Elizabeth Wilford will play in a Cleveland Institute recital at the Hotel Statler. Mrs P Cherry of Syracuse visits her mother Mrs John Lersch. Senator J F Burke addresses a Big Brothers meeting in Bucyrus hosted by the Elks Club. Born to Carl Christman and wife Shirley Ann Christman. Mrs Christman formerly Virginia Taylor. Marriage licenses: Earl E Anderess and Goldie Gott. Lady Pleasance McKenna and her husband, a ship’s wheel operator, meet on a voyage from Australia to Burma.

Melton Bates Homer Street T. A. Conway Washington, D.C Elizabeth Wilford Cleveland Institute of Music Orchestra Hotel Statler P. ©. Cherry Syracuse N.Y John Lersch J. F. Burke Big Brothers Elks’ Club Bucyrus Elks Club Carl 4 Christman Lake Avenue Shirley Ann Christman Taylor East Avenue

Merry Christmas Flowers From Wood ruff & Wainwright

East Side Market offers a festive floral message for Christmas with Wood ruff and Wainwright supplying seasonal arrangements. Customers are invited to send greetings through the shop.

Woman Named Super Member of Legion Auxiliary

Mrs. Dorothy Harper of Twail is national treasurer of the American Legion Auxiliary and regarded as a super member. During the war she served as a yeoman in the US Navy pay corps, then chose to devote her efforts to auxiliary work.

Dorothy Harper Twail American Legion Auxiliary

Corany Operates 250 Beet Sugar Factories

Corany operates 250 beet sugar factories in the country, expanding production capacity and employment across regions. The network supports local agriculture and regional processing, reflecting industrial growth in the sugar sector.

Corany

Christmas Cherries at Woodruff and Wainwright

Christmas cherries draw shoppers to East Street Side Market at Woodruff and Wainwright. Local stalls showcase seasonal fruit as crowd gathers for holiday deals and seasonal treats.

Woodruff & Wainwright East St Side

Old fashioned dance hosted by Security Benefit Lodge

A Friday December 14 event at Moose Hall hosts an old fashioned dance organized by Security Benefit Lodge. The notice invites all welcome and suggests a community social at the hall location.

Security Benefit Moose Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eagles’ Auxiliary St. John’s Auxiliary Olive Grobe Methodist Church Sixth Street Niay Winifred Heathcote Ruth Stahl Oberin College Coleges China Carol Lewis Ima Hogie Mildred ‘Hampoon Beore Olive Robe Aiano Solo Lothers Notawa Cub Ruth Kahnt Elsia Soyour Ruth McClellan Wa Kiane Ellie Gregory Iss Rimbach Ann Martin Wiss Eane Zamies Ete Tss Acre Louie G. Lemma Nicth S. W. Henson Shelton Dean Swiis Warpal Stela Swift He Cushing le 4Ani Eedames Louise Leram Crehore Colonial Club J. H. Symons Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church Nettie Nichols Middle Arenas J. Fitzgerald V. J. Itggerald Middle Avenue Vincent Fitzgerald Harry Bogart Edith Bogart Pedro Bruce Camode Shirley Little Shirley Claire Burkett West Street Tigritis Club Edna Crocker Mies Sal McWalters Gladius Nichols Sally MacWaters Mae Douglas Sallie McWaters Vivian Hackett Tbs Council Blue Jay Circ Minning H.c Charles Ben's Nick Neufer Blue Jay Card Club Bemis Garmin Avenue Charles Bemus Marcella Bems Lea Noeufer Ton J. L ST. Pave's Eveeton Georth Athert Tee Tecord Ak Eleanor Leto Perr Gmane Pnenen Mareace Koon Waahbiy Rose Racz Vce Imma Fiykai Mary Macoay Milady Pilgrim Community Church Notes West Ridge P. T. A Cabinet Meeting Friendship Club Lowell S. Hobart Cincinnati Cok Loler Washington Avenue Earl E. Anderess Mechanic and Goldie Gott Elyria Burner Bleasance McKenna Stradbroke East Side Market Legion Auxiliary Dee Wells I. C.C. F. Hall S. M.A. Society Loomis Ormerly Dutch Henry's Klothes Masonic Temple Middle Ave Airs Samuelson, Prep Broad St Skeezie Japan Dai Gertrude Slips Roy Knife Wool Cap Games Spark Plug Ham & Sam Victrola Raymes Jersey Chocolate Shop V. van Raalte Saul Aristo Mnise Ilues Lone Akecers Sal Broad Street the Sample Hat Shop Sample Hat Shop Mem
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